New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-18

State Senator D. IT. McMilien. OF Buffalo. was In New
York during tine week He has a smoo;h-shaven AMI
somewhat boyish face crowned With stylish SIX nat
Talking about politics from the poui Of view Of 10
publican OF Western New-IOrk lac sad We shah sur
prise you with the labor 1t viii be much greater
In Buffalo than has been calculated George Blair.
see declares that IL will only reach 1000 in Buffalo
and Albany combined 1t will be double that IN Buffalo
alone Fully 10 per cent will be drawn from the Demo
cratic party. II Dr. McGlynns case Is reopcnod al
Rome IL will make q great difference with the Labor
party saw him In Blflo and regard MIN A. u strong
man. both IA to convictions. will power and COURAGE
He seems have been condemned NJ Rome Without a
hearing his papers having been aid before the
Pope Thirty yeaz ago that could have been done
without exciting comment or cansn COMMUNION IN uie
Catholic Church. II cannot be done today; ana the
great men OF the Church must eventually see u th1y
do not ALREADY. | think they will Reopen his case In
that bis strength in the George movement would
be doubled"
Few Americans have any practical experience or
knowledge OF the Congo country. where Henry NJ
Stanley pursued his African explorations. william
Cooper, West Twentysecond st., Il one OF the Few
Americans who have penetrated that region lie went
over there In 1883 trading expedition AMI followed
the Congo River $50 miles into the country from its
mouth He remained there about year TO exchange n
lot OF ads accorons, mouthorgans, lewsharps ana
similar trnkes for tho valuable ivory skins ana similar
articles OF which the natives were glad 70
barter for his gowgaws lie said the other day that at the
end OF year he sold his goods In Liverpool for some
thing ike So 500 witch almost entirely net profit
While chatting about Africa Mr. Cooper said. II has
always bcon wonder 10 me that while the Dolly oi
10 inferred in Great Britain with all the honorr tna
belong TO great e1porer the es OF s Mas in
Africa for something Ike twenty years following ner
husband ami his fortunes with won ierfu ialthiuhess
and deserving rare credit for her iorttude aud hdely
The English Government ought 10 send Tor hcr Dony'
and place IL by tho side OF her husband
Professor Lombard the genial little French band
leader native of Lyons but received his musical cd
ucation Marseiles. lie declares himself thoroughly
zed by three years residence In this country
ana will out naturalization papers 90 back 10
Europe for two or three months OF every year, he
says for the purpose OF securing the benefit NJ The
musical atmosphere and culture Oh that side OF the
water. We have there the greatest and highest eI-
arnples OF music. Here much Is what you call hodge
pod or IA pedestrians 90 rs you please What
ever catches public and fancy Is everyw
produced the right thing TO produce whether us zen
dency is eeyating otherwise Ths Boni1nser n,atcn
an Example IL Is no. ng ppe not new at
ALL but In8e up OF strains and 1norfs that the pnoio
compelled TO produce It, but II IA very dsasrseabe to
me present such music IL IL some compensation 10
Srcbestras OF this country. VINO are Germans. have
Obliged TO play this music as well AS the rest Oh u.s.
The work of putting down the subway for telegraph
wres has made much trouble for the drivers aud con-
ductors OF Broadway for several weeks One con-
dnctor said yesterday that he was an hour and half TO
behind with his trips before the day closeu
/ for fourteen days Ia succession
General w. W. Averl, the gallant cavalry officer or
the War of the Rebellion has boon widely known since
the war for his efforts civil engineer. IL was he
who started the movement for paving Washington with
asphalt composition. Lately he has been Interested In
the invention OF methods for placing telegraph AMI
telephone wires underground In chatting uptown he
said he had secured contract for large section OF
this work In district which has Its the inter.
section OF Spring aud Church sts The General
lie Is paynastsr the ground that the best is tho
cheapest He that IL Is only where individuals
haven't the wherewhal to buy The host that they can
afford to purchase cheap articles, and that the same
rule applies equally 10 the public
That energetic fur dealer q. Shayne. OF Prncest-
las had some rcalcstate experience lately in endeavor
ing TO secure uptown store. Some things that he
said on this subject the other day ust rave OF the
way IN which real estate values often bocmed Said
Mr. shayne have had real estate offered me all over
the upper part of business NewYork Propertyowuers
with four five houses In block often offer Of
them at much below is actual market value Their
idea is that II come into the neghborhood. being an
active advertiser. all the property In the vicinity will
Immediately i value and the increase bis other
| houses would more than compensate the property
owner for the difference made TO The same thing
occurred when went 10 Prnce-st My rent there the
first year was $l4A II was not quito half what the
paid for but he had oter property In the
vicinity and he knew that live young business man,
with big ideas Of advertising, would attract ether people